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When the Rocky Mountain Goat started coming toward them, the Bighorn ewes and lambs ran across the road and away from it. Jasper Park, May 29, 2013
I didn't even know that Eli was taking this video but I'm happy to have digital evidence that my epidural didn't take. You can hear the doctor in the background saying "She's feeling everything." This makes me feel better for getting a bit shriek-y as Isaac was born.
This gorgeous quilted blanket was made by Randy's Mum for our baby. Even Bryan said "impressive" when he saw it - praise indeed from one of them wordy men folks!
I met Jo and Randy and their lovely children today and they gave it to me so I'm now putting it far out of reach of the cats' claws until the baby comes!
This is a monument to the french Revolution of 1830 (not the 1789 one), which stands in the center of the "Place de la Bastille".
more infos here: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Colonne_de_Juillet
Colonne de Juillet, monument de commémoration aux 3 glorieuses de 1830, qui vit la chute de la monarchie absolue.
plus d'infos ici: fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Colonne_de_Juillet
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Title: Diseases of swine : with particluar reference to hog-cholera
Creator: White, George R. (George Ransom), 1874-
Publisher: Philadelphia ; London : W. B. Saunders
Sponsor: Wellcome Library
Contributor: Wellcome Library
Date: 1914
Language: eng
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Can you say rigid specific. This bike was one of many that people went with the 29" wheel over suspension. I have to agree it is worth the forfeit.
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Title: Pathfinders in medicine
Creator: Robinson, Victor, 1886-1947. n 84803034
Creator: Stanton A. Friedberg, M.D. Rare Book Collection of Rush University Medical Center at the University of Chicago. no2010036564
Publisher: New York : Medical review of reviews
Sponsor: Wellcome Library
Contributor: Wellcome Library
Date: 1912
Language: eng
Description: Letter from Ernst Haeckel.--Introduction by Abraham Jacobi.--Galen and Greek medicine.--Aretaeus, the forgotten physician.--Paracelsus, iconoclast of medicine.--Servetus, the medical martyr.--Vesalius, the anatomist.--Paré, the surgeon.--Scheele, the apothecary.--Cavendish, the chemist.--Hunter, the natural philosopher.--Jenner and vaccination.--Laennec and auscultation.--Simpson and chloroform.--Semmelweis, the obstetrician.--Schleiden and Schwann.--Darwin, saint of science
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This was a big hit with Sam and some other kids there. There were different density marbles you could send spinning into the abyss.
This is my experiment with light and shadow in my studio. After some shot i got this one i thing this graph can able to your nice one.
By Molly Baker
this project is called the "wash away project". this project is a student run project organized and created by me about resilience and inner strength and the ability to overcome personal shadows, or any personal fight that has made the person feel small, uncontroled or powerless. The people in these photos write the word (or words) that represented their own personal adversity or hardship they have faced in their lives. Their word is written on their face or any part of the body they choose. They are then splashed with water to "wash away" the word that once held them back. The water represents the resilience to not let personal struggle dominate who you are and what you are limited to. They have accepted that the word is part of them but they can accelerate past it and move forward to be the person they are. My main focus for the project was that each subject's word does not control where life will take them.The only thing that really matters is to have the heart and resilience to make the word "wash away".
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This tower at the juncture of the Sea of Marmara and the Bosporus was originally built by Alcibiades -- yes, that Alcibiades -- in 408 BC, though it has been renovated and reconstructed many times since. Alas, I was saddened to discover that its legend as the gilded prison for the virtue of a sultan's daughter was only that, a legend.
It's damned hard to get a good shot of it, since it's a very small target in front of two very populated shores. But en route home on a boat crossing the Sea of Marmara, I managed to get a perspective on it against the sea rather than city. I rather like the boat speeding in the foreground -- the spray was captured well, and it provides a nice juxtaposition of old and new.
This is an evocative tableaux of the evolution of racing cars. The dramatic lighting is a challenge to photograph but rewards with a beautiful and exciting memory of the exhibit.
"Rokko Forest Botanical Garden" is a phantom Hydrangea, "SHICHIDANKA" that is famous for the discovery. In the Kansai region is where you can see most of the Hydrangea. This year the park was very nice.
The photo was taken somewhere between Danbury Ct and some point in New York east of the Hudson River.
The film was processed in June of 1997 but I suspect the photo was taken earlier than that.
Given the weather we've had lately, I shot the only thing there seems to be available to shoot... water. This drop was hanging on to a pear blossom pedal in our friend's back yard. I couldn't resist taking the camera gear over there for dinner when they let me know this tree was in full bloom, in spite of the weather!
This was my first company car which I drove from November 1993 to December 1994.
it had a 0-60 time of 7.4 secs and a top speed of 143 mph and I used to get over 34mpg from it. It was very comfortable to drive.
I went to Newport and took some pics of Dave and Sylvia. I liked how this one came out after some exposure editing. After about an hour it was too cold to keep taking pictures.
Brenna Bruggeman
BFA Ceramics 2026
"This must thou eat"
Stoneware, porcelain, red iron oxide, cone 10 glazes
Titled after an Emerson dream where he describes consuming an apple-sized world handed to him by an angel, these vessels reflect my like-desire to have and hold onto the beauty of the world. Exploring how microscopic vision pervades the mundane and how moments stack and sediment to form a structure that holds and shapes experience.
i'm knitting this in a different yarn on smaller needles in the hopes of getting a lot less ease than the pattern calls for.
bubble pullover from knitting nature